Morning in Tiger Country For Mark Fuge

[Harshad Barve]

Dear all

Base image made in one morning and some PS treatment and added some noise


Pulled over from this thread

Nice image and application, Harshad.

Like the lighting and color.

Only improvement might have been having a tiger come out of the misty light in the background. That was my first reaction when opening the image. But the image stands alone and is very nice.

Touch wood , what an image it will be
Parks opening on 16th oct and I will in park from 19th morning , Hope to get image you have imagined

Thanks for thoughts and stopping by

It took me nearly 2 years to get this image Mark , But your words were always in my mind whenever I was on this road , Though not perfect but I feel quite close one

All C & C are most welcome and much appreciated
Harshad

[Hilary Hann]

Harshad, your patience paid off. Well done, this is so beautiful.

[denise ippolito]

Harshad, Nice to see you posting here-you have been missed. I like the feel to this one and the lighting on the tree is lovely. I might lighten the tigers face just slightly if it were mine, but that may not have been your thoughts for the image. Nicely done and thanks for sharing.

[Roman Kurywczak]

Hey Harshad,
I miss some of the boldness of the OP....although more delicate, I liked some of the rays on the OP. Tiger was a nice addition too. You sure get to visit a magical place there!

[Fred Canter]

Beautiful! While I tend to agree that I'd like to see the tigers face lighter, I wonder if it would work since the tiger is in the shade and right now the light on the tiger and the ground is a match.

[Mark Fuge]

It took me nearly 2 years to get this image Mark , But your words were always in my mind whenever I was on this road , Though not perfect but I feel quite close one
All C & C are most welcome and much appreciated Harshad

Nice image and application, Harshad. Bet you got some good images waiting those two years for your (my) vision!

I like it and it was worth the effort, I hope. Don't know if I'll ever get to see one in the wild, but do love to watch them when I can get close at a zoo. Not the same, but hopefully it also brings the need for conservation of these great cats to the world.

I did a slight modification of the image, to spike the black in Select Colors. I have become fond of that tool in PS, as it helps add a little punch to the image. I work it in reverse of the way they have it layed out, going for the perfect black then moving up the other colors. Trail and tribulation gets some interesting images.
Again, Thanks for the honor and searching for two years for the image.

Make A Great Day!

[Harshad Barve]

Mark

I liked what you have done in re-post very much
TFS

[Andrew McLachlan]

Hi Harshad, nicely done. Like the tiger on the winding road and the backlit tree very much!

[Cheryl Slechta]

Harshad, this is a magical image and I admire your tenacity in waiting for the perfect time.

[Indranil Sircar]

Excellent composition, Harshad. I love the mood here with that warm light. The setting is beautiful as if you were waiting for the tiger to come down the winding road.

[Kerry Perkins]

Hi Harshad bhai, so nice to see you posting here! I love the image. Your captures take me to places that I am not able to see in person and show me the natural world there. Most excellent!